Catherine Pickering

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Griffith University

Australia

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Professor Catherine Pickering is a faculty member at Griffith University Griffith Sciences in Australia. Her research encompasses agrobiodiversity in community gardens, plant exchange regulations, and the ecological dynamics of alpine snowpatch communities. Additionally, she investigates the impact of social media on tourism satisfaction and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on outdoor recreational areas. Her work contributes significantly to understanding vegetation patterns, conservation, and community engagement in ecological research.

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Christopher E. Ndehedehe

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Griffith University

AUSTRALIA

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Michael Howes

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Griffith University - Gold Coast Campus

AUSTRALIA

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Patricia Wevill

AUSTRALIA

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What grows in community gardens? Insights into agrobiodiversity across community gardens in Brisbane and the Gold Coast, Australia

Could botanic gardens use the Plant Treaty to regulate plant exchanges?

The Australian Plant Breeder's Rights Act 1994 (Cth) and how it is used for Australian native plants

Using vegetation and chlorophyll indices to model above ground biomass over time in an urban arboretum in subtropical queensland

Soil seed banks reveal the legacy of shifting plant assemblages in late-lying alpine snowpatch communities

Discourse about national parks on social media: Insights from Twitter

Analysing spatial and temporal patterns of tourism and tourists’ satisfaction in Nepal using social media

Effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the popularity of protected areas for mountain biking and hiking in Australia: Insights from volunteered geographic information

Current and future directions in research on community gardens

Temporal dynamics in alpine snowpatch plants along a snowmelt gradient explained by functional traits and strategies

Mountain bike riding and hiking can contribute to the dispersal of weed seeds

Destination image of Chitwan National Park, Nepal: Insights from a content analysis of online photographs

Destination Images of Africa Reflected in Social Media Photographs

Popularity of Australian beaches: Insights from social media images for coastal management

Dynamics in plant diversity and composition on Australian alpine summits over time

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Christopher E. Ndehedehe

Michael Howes

Patricia Wevill

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